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Ditto this!Really is user preference. Welcome to the world of brass cleaning!
The wife would disagree with you.Or until you do some research on the different methods of brass cleaning and decide get a heavy cotton sack (but fairly porous) and fill it with your brass, tie it off and throw in in the wash with a heavy clothing load.
It actually works quite well!
So she tried it and it didn't work well for her?The wife would disagree with you.
Since a portion of my shop is set up for reloading and there are times a breeze can blow through it, I switched to wet tumbling with SS pins several years ago to avoid the dust from the dry media from getting onto my lungs.Ditto this!
I transitioned from dry to liquid about five years ago.
Something like that.So she tried it and it didn't work well for her?
Yea I used to set my dry tumbler outside in nice weather when I tumbled, or out on my covered deck to avoid the dust.I switched to wet tumbling with SS pins several years ago to avoid the dust from the dry media from getting onto my lungs.
I transitioned from a dirty rag to hot soapy water about 45 years ago.Ditto this!
I transitioned from dry to liquid about five years ago.
For whatever it is worth, the only way I have ever cleaned brass is with walnut shell treated with jeweler's rouge, in a Thumler's Model B rotary tumbler.I am new to reloading and wondering what your opinions are on brass cleaning. Wet Tumbling. Vibratory or sonic. Thanks in advance